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3rd annual Airport Development SummitAustralia’s network of airports is a key element to the national economic infrastructure, securing trade, employment and tourism to many remote and regional areas. Privatisation of these airports has led to accelerated investment in development and despite current economic frailties further major investments are planned to meet expected growth. Increasingly, airports are seeking to find non-aeronautical revenue sources to supplement the rise in fuel prices and the possible future down turn in aviation travel. |
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Australia’s network of airports is a key element to the national economic infrastructure, securing trade, employment and tourism to many remote and regional areas. Privatisation of these airports has led to accelerated investment in development and despite current economic frailties further major investments are planned to meet expected growth. Increasingly, airports are seeking to find non-aeronautical revenue sources to supplement the rise in fuel prices and the possible future down turn in aviation travel.
Aviation Business Asia Pacific, Australia’s premier magazine for the aviation industry is proud to host the 3rd Annual Airport Development 2009 on 23 - 24 June at the HarboursEdge Events Centre, Sydney. The conference will assess the latest projects, regulations and forecasts throughout the international airport community whilst providing a specific focus on Australia’s regional aviation sector. In addition to Government regulation, you will also hear market leading opinions on airport retail, real estate development, airline interaction and environmental management, all with a distinct regional feel.
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Join the 2009 summit and hear from a wide range of government and industry experts, discussing emerging issues within the sector, including:
- Shelley Roberts, CEO, Tiger Airways discussing what medium sized airports can do to attract major airlines
- Karen Gosling, General Manager – Airports, Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development & Local Government will Explain effective processes for preparing development plans from the regulator's perspective
- Kim Ellis, CEO, Bankstown Airport, presenting a case study on Bankstown Airport: Providing productivity, sustainability, livability
- Gary Gibb, Vice President – Worldwide Services, Landrum & Brown will analyse successful airport planning: Case studies from global growth economies
- Michael Bridge, President, Regional Aviation Association of Australia, will present the regional airports overview for 2009
Also, hear from other experts in the sector, including:
- Ian Kew, CEO, Northern Territory Airports
- Dennis Chant, Managing Director, Queensland Airport
- Brian Tyson, CEO, Gavin Anderson & Company
- Gert-Jan de Graaff, General Manager – Commercial Services, Brisbane Airport Corporation
- Brett Jackson, General Manager – Assets, Perth Airport
- George Woods, Aviation Practice, LEK Consulting


